The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16
We also end bonds held 10 different Fl, nds, a.

We also And bonds held 10 different funds, a.
follows:
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND BONDS
Consolidated Florida
6 per cent. bonds,
January ], 1885,. 1871 300 90
Consolidated Florida
per cent bonds,
January 1, 1885. $500 90
North Carolina Flori-
da per cent. bonds,
January i. 1885. :. 10000 90
North Carolina Flori-
da per cent. bonds. 5000 90
January 1, 1885,.
Note secured by mort
gage ............. 1900 0O-$ 155,sO0 90
COMMON SCHOOL FUND BONDS.
Consolidated Florida
per cent. bonds,
January /, 1885. $685., 900 90
Consolidated Florida
per cent. bonds,
January l, 1885,. 1880 90
North Carolina per
cent. bonds, Janu-
AIRY l, 1885. ....... $4,000 90
South Carolina 6 per
cent. bonds, jam
airy l, 1886. ...... 1884 IS
Alabama "B" per
cent. bonds, Janu.
aiy /, 1886. ....... $4,000 90
Georgia per cent
bonds Jan. l, 1886. 5000 90
Florida per cent
bonds bought dur
ing the year. 49,. 29,5OO 90
North Carolina per
cent. bonds bought
during he year. 1000 OO-$ 5ss ,ss4 25
SEMINARY FUND BONDS
Consolidated per
cent. bonds. Jauu-
airy l, 1885. . $4,000 90
Consolidated Z per
cent. bonds, Janu-
airy l, 1886 ..... 14,4OO 90
Florida per cent
bonds bought dur
ing the year,. 1900 oO-$ 92,3OO 90
SINKING FUND BONDS OF 1871.
Florida per cent
bonds in fund as per
report ........... $e9, 900 90
Florida per cent.
bonds bought dur
ing the year...... 5000 0O-$ 10000 90
SINKING FUND BONDS OF 1873
Florida 6 per cent.
bonds bought dur
ing the year 1885,. $1,000 90
FloI Ida 6 per cent.
bonds IN fund rs per
report. .......... 137,7O0 90 $145,0 900 90
And we respectfully call your attention to the
crowded condition OF the Comptruller's office aud
the necessity for additional clerical force therein
For years the Legislature has been placing du.
ties upon this office, and duties formerly required
have become more difficult to perform account
of the rapid growth of our State, both in wealth
and population, aud no adequate provision has been
made either for more room additional clerical
force.
We also call attention In tho limit cd rooro r., Tho
Ireasurer's office and recommend that tue offices of
the Comptroller and Treasurer be enlarged BY TAX
ing in portion of the hail for that purpose. We
would also recommend that the appropriation for
repairs of Capitol (Which includes The expense of
charging the Comptrollers and Treasure. i ofticcs)
aud the appropriation for additional clerical force
in Comptroller's office, be passed.
In closing our report we feel it our duty to add
that in our Investigations every courtesy has been
extended this committee in the course of its inves
LEGATIONS by the able Comptroller and efficient
Treasurer, well as the very efficient clerical aid
in their respective departments.
All OF which is most respectfully submitted.
House bill No. 1885 was referred To the Enroll
ing Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell, the House took a
recess until o'clock p. NJ.
EIGHT O'CLOCK Pm
The House resumed its session.
The Speaker in the chair.
A quorum present.
. Senate bill No. 95 was passed.
Senate bill M. 81 WAS passed
A message from The Governor announced the
signing of the folio ting:
An act making appropriations for and extend
ing the provisions OF Chapter 3447, an act APP
proved March 5. 1888.
An act TO pIo!ide for the purchase Of blank
books, record books, stationery and paper to be
used in The different depai tments and counties
OF this State.
Senate bill No So was passed.
House bill No. 237 was passed
Senate bill No. 40 was passed
Senate bill No. 282 was passed.
Senate bill No. 1855 WAS passed.
Senate bill No. So was passed.
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